we'll get teh details from matt bennett and don roose next. and don roose next. and don roose next. welcome back to u s farm t on the round tables with me this week don rosse of u s commodities and matt bennett have been a consulting firm only switch things up just a little bit and start off with livestock this week cattle prices last couple weeks had some decent some decent trades what supporting prices right now that i think cattle were oversold for the most part i think you know with most of our producers we looked and where they had floors set in place from earlier in the year we said let's go ahead and take profit on these and maybe move these down just a little bit because the bottom line for us is that it looked just like maybe things will get a little bit over done for the time being i do think that there could be more weakness on down the road i think for the time being we overdone enough to where we could see just a little bit of a bounce so matt sees weakness found a bottom well it looks like again tyne that we put in a good seasonal what low here shor

be right back with these guys. ♪ ♪ john: we're back with republican strategist mike murphy and matt bennetting to ask you, one of the realities of this race has always been hillary clinton has an issue with trustworthiness. no republicans trust her at all and many democrats have problems honesty and trustworthiness right. , is there some way that the fact that she is widely distrusted could be a benefit, which is to say so much of this , is already priced into the stock when it comes to hillary clinton? matt: yeah, and i agree with mike that this is probably not going to be a giant meteor crashing into the race because everyone already has their positions staked out when it comes to the email situation. democrats have accepted it. they don't love it. they've accepted it and moved on. republicans are haters. i don't think there are a lot of people is a round saying if there was one more shoe to drop on the e-mail scandal, that trump.ush me towards fro that's not how the works. mark: mike, now we're going into a weekend. mike: very bad. mark: if you are hillary clinton and demanding to know i

has been a huge impact in my life. >>> we're back with republican strategist mike murphy and matt benne bennett, senior vice president for democratic group third way, former deputy assistant to president bill clinton. matt, i'm going ask you. one of the realities of this race has always been hillary clinton has an issue with trustworthiness. no republicans trust her at all and many democrats have problems with her honesty and trustworthiness, right? is there some way in which the fact that she is widely distrusted could actually be a benefit to her in this circumstance? which is to say so much of this is already priced into the stock when it comes to hillary clinton? >> yeah. and i think ultimately i agree with mike that this is probably not going to be a giant meteor that crashes into this race because unless something criminal emerges soon, everyone already has their positions staked out when it comes to the e-mail situation. democrats have accepted it, they don't love it and they've moved on. the clinton haters hate her and i don't think a lot of swing voters are sitting around thinking "you

matt bennett i'll give it to you as the democrat who worked for president clinton.ell us about the democratic nominee. >> it may tell us nothing at all. because these e-mails come from wikileaks what the homeland security today came from the russians. we're having a discussion that the kremlin wants us to have. they handed this over in an effort to mess around -- >> it's true these haven't been authenticated. we don't have verification they are her words and they haven't been manipulated. so far we're not hearing that from team clinton. they're not coming out challenging the authenticity. >> remember something like 12,000 pages of john's e-mails were stolen and put up online on wikileaks. that's a lot to get through in just a few hours and i'm not surprised they haven't commented. >> it's true that we don't know for sure the authenticity of these documents. in a court of law they would not be admissible yet. but if they are authentic, this is politically problematic. >> this exposes her literally as a complete fraud. the most critical point that was made, a transcri

. >> matt bennett, a former deputy assistant to bill clinton and pete hoox tra. the noex that7i problematic in the clinton camp, that this man who committed this horrendous act of terror was muslim and it would have been more preferable if the man had been white says what? >> number one, it's always about the spin. and san bernardino they had to control the spin because the clinton narrative was aus we don't have to worry about the threat from radical islam. they did the same ning in benghazi when they said the attack was a result of a demonstration when it was really because there was an attack. they said it was america's fault because there was a video. in reality it happened because they hated us. it's always about getting the spin right time after time. it is political corruption because everything is about getting to the vote and winning the vote and never solving the problem. >> matt, what is wrong with that? you can see a lot of people not understanding why it was so problematic in their view that the killer was a radical islamist killer. >> let's remember

marc thiessen fox news contributor and matt bennett. good to see you both.n you say the word lie, it means there's a consciousness of deception, you know, at a minimum the president said something that was incorrect. that much we know. how do you get to lie? >> well, because -- so if you look at the -- it's important to look at the question she was asked. he was not asked when did you learn that hillary clinton had a private unsecured server in her bathroom. he was asked when did you first learn that hillary clinton learned an e-mail system outside the u.s. government for official business while she was secretary of state and he said i learned it from the media. that is plain untrue. because we now know that he was e-mailing with her on an e-mail system outside the u.s. government. her e-mail did not say state.gov. it said clinton mail.com. so did he not notice that? cheryl mills noticed that. that's why she said we need to clean this up. which means cover it up. >> matt, why are you shaking your head no? >> marc doesn't know anything about where what the pr

matt bennett worked in bill clinton's investigation, we'll ask him about that next. >>> donald trump, we'll see how he reacts tonight with to new remarks we just heard from hillary clinton. >>> and then we'll speak in moments to mr. trump's communications director jason miller about how the campaign plans to handle this? what was already a tightening race. >>> and then the political question, how will this impact the polls? what about the folks who already voted, they already cast their vote and how will the media handle this? we're back in moments. don't go away. >> it might not be as rigged as i thought, right? right? the fib -- the fbi, i think they're going to right the ship. i think they're going to right the ship. ces. jim! you're in! but when you have high blood pressure and need cold medicine that works fast, the choice is simple. coricidin hbp is the only brand that gives powerful cold symptom relief without raising your blood pressure. coricidin hbp. gilman: go get it, marcus. go get it. ...coach gilman used his cash rewards credit card from bank of america to earn 1% cash b

matt bennett worked in bill clinton's investigation, we'll ask him about that next. >>> donald trump, we'll see how he reacts tonight with to new remarks we just heard from hillary clinton. >>> and then we'll speak in moments to mr. trump's communications director jason miller about how the campaign plans to handle this? what was already a tightening race. >>> and then the political question, how will this impact the polls? what about the folks who already voted, they already cast their vote and how will the media handle this? we're back in moments. don't go away. >> it might not be as rigged as i thought, right? right? the fib -- the jack be nimble, jack be quick, jack knocked over a candlestick onto the shag carpeting... ...and his pants ignited into flames, causing him to stop, drop and roll. luckily jack recently had geico help him with renters insurance. because all his belongings went up in flames. jack got full replacement and now has new pants he ordered from banana republic. visit geico.com and see how affordable renters insurance can be. if you have moderate to severe ulcera

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luann bennett >>> as april turned to a midwest may, less than two weeks after the murders of wayne and sharmon stock, cass county sheriff's investigators were in mop-up they had arrested 28-year-old matt livers. he'd confessed. and he'd named an accomplice, his cousin, 22-year-old nick sampson. so the cass county sheriff's department called in the press and announced that one of the most shocking crimes in this part of nebraska in decades was solved. >> people ask us is this closure on the case. it's not. it's another chapter, turning a still re -- still a lot of work to be done. >> reporter: though he was right, the sheriff had no clue just how much work there was yet to be done. but for the stocks' children, the arrest brought a small measure of relief, at least they decided they could try to move on, as they knew their parents would have wanted them to. >> i could hear mom and dad say, tami, you can let this eat you alive or you can go on and be the best that you can be and do what needs to be done. and that is family. we choose not to. because that's not what mom and dad would want. >> reporter: now the system could grind forward, too, and the system provided defense attorneys, je